CHONGQING-Wearing a mask at the gate of the dormitory of Chongqing University, Olya, from Ukraine, carefully tests the body temperature of every student with an electronic thermometer.
It was during the Spring Festival holiday when Fujian resident Chen Xiarong had to leave for Wuhan, Hubei province, to provide medical assistance at the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Nothing bad has happened to me personally because of the COVID-19 outbreak. Except for being quarantined in a comfortable apartment, life goes on as usual. I've certainly done nothing heroic like the medical workers who have willingly risked their lives to help people in Hubei province and around th
Construction of the venues for the 2021 China Flower Expo on Chongming Island, Shanghai, resumed on Feb 24, with workers taking extra precautions such as temperature checks and health declarations due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
From afar, the paddy in Mooyuu Farm does not look much different from other rice fields in East China. But a closer look reveals crayfish, soft-shell turtles, bullfrogs and mud eels swimming between the crop lines.
Yang Ji might not have any children, but he already has his hands full with "parental" duties.
More than 2,000 chefs from around 60 countries and regions gathered in Stuttgart, Germany, in February to participate in the IKA/Culinary Olympics. The event is among the world's oldest and biggest international culinary-arts competitions and is held every four years.
A copper hotpot on a charcoal fire, thinly sliced meat and a bowl of sesame sauce, chili oil and fermented bean curd. These are the ingredients that make a traditional Beijing instant-boiled mutton hotpot.
Artist Lawrence Lek depicts a future where machines have acquired humanlike intelligence — and humans have grown machinelike in their aesthetic consumption.
An exhibition, featuring a traditional Chinese shadow play theater and antique puppets at China Institute in New York, has received warm response from visitors of all ages.
Wei Xuexin, a 74-year-old farmer in east China's Shandong Province, is working in a "micro-factory" in his own courtyard. His only workmates are his wife and daughter-in-law.
Three artworks of renowned traditional Chinese painter Zhang Daqian have recently been donated to the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, the museum said on Tuesday.